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  • Bend South Little League… what will they do next?

    COA,Feature — Tags: , , , , , , , , — Josh Cordell @ 11:17 am


    We all enjoyed the amazing run by Bend South Little League in the Little League World Series, where they won the 2011 State Championship and made it to the final game of the Regional Championships. So here is their roster, now we’ll have to watch and see what they accomplish from here. I know that most of them are multi-sport athletes. I’d imagine that playing on the big stage that they did will help them in whatever sports they choose to play. I’ve had a few of these kids in my tennis classes and I can tell you that Cameron Baker is going to be a stud basketball player. This is going to be fun for use to watch them grow up from here!

    Roster
    Cameron Davis
    Darryl Fristedt
    Troy Viola
    Cal Waterman
    Noah Yunker
    Cameron Baker
    Kellon Heath
    Justin Parsons
    Jack Husmann
    Terran Libolt
    Jake Reinking
    Dylan Ricker

    Staff
    Brad Waterman
    Stace Baker
    Corey Heath

    What is Central Oregon’s most successful prep sport?

    COA,Feature — Tags: , , , , , — Josh Cordell @ 2:34 pm

    Central Oregon high school sports teams have won a total of 125 OSAA state team championships. Here are some interesting stats to go along with that:
    Bend has 31 and Summit has 24 state titles to lead all Central Oregon schools.
    • Bend won the first ever state football title in 1940.
    • Rosie Honl’s Crook County team’s have won 5 of 7 state volleyball titles.
    • Summit has won 6 of 7 boys swimming titles.
    • Summit won 7 state titles in 2011.
    • Cross County is CO’s most successful sport with 30 state titles between boys and girls combined. That’s 24% of the total state titles.
    • These are only OSAA sanctioned sports on the list.

    TOTALS – Boys Cross Country 16, Girls Golf 15, Girls Cross Country 14, Football 14, Girls Track 10, Wrestling 8, Volleyball 7, Boys Swimming 7, Boys Track 7, Girls Basketball 6, Girls Soccer 4, Girls Swimming 4, Boys Golf 4, Boys Basketball 3, Boys Tennis 2, Girls Tennis 2, Baseball 1, Boys Soccer 1, Softball 0.

    Team – year the sport began in Oregon (total state titles by Central Oregon schools).
    FOOTBALL – 1940 (14)
    1940 Bend – Joe Huston
    1952 A-2 Crook County – Keith DeCourcey
    1953 A-2 Crook County – Keith DeCourcey
    1955 B-6 Culver – Buck Monroe
    1956 B-6 Culver – Buck Monroe
    1957 B-6 Sisters – Tom Cox
    1961 B-8 Sisters – Gene McDonald
    1974 B Culver – Fred Blackman
    1975 B Culver – Lonnie Turner
    1976 B Culver – Lonnie Turner
    1984 AAA Crook County – Bob Crofcheck
    1998 3A Sisters – Bob Macauley
    1999 3A Sisters – Bob Macauley
    2007 2A Culver – Kurt Davis

    BOYS SOCCER – 1977 (1)
    1999 4A Mountain View – John Stockton

    GIRLS SOCCER – 1977 (4)
    2006 5A Bend – Hector West
    2008 5A Bend – Bob Welch
    2009 5A Bend – Bob Welch
    2010 5A Summit – Jaime Brock

    BOYS CROSS COUNTRY – 1949 (16)
    1969 A-2 Madras – Bob Nelson
    1970 A-2 Madras – Bob Nelson
    1971 A-2 Madras – Bob Nelson
    1982 AA Madras – Dave Randle
    1983 AA Madras – Dave Randle
    1984 AA Madras – Dave Randle
    1986 AAA Bend – Bob Latham
    1987 AAA Bend – Bob Latham
    1989 AAA Bend – Bob Latham
    1990 4A Bend – Bob Latham
    1992 4A Bend – Bob Latham
    1994 4A Bend – Bob Latham
    1995 4A Mountain View – Don Stearns
    1998 4A Bend – Bob Latham
    1998 3A La Pine – Carla Borovicka
    2001 4A Bend – Bob Latham

    GIRLS CROSS COUNTY – 1974 (14)
    1974 AA Crook County – Diane Hayes
    1975 AA Crook County – Diane Hayes
    1976 AA Crook County – Diane Hayes
    1978 AA Crook County – Diane Hayes
    1990 4A Bend – Bob Latham
    1991 4A Bend – Bob Latham
    1992 4A Bend – Bob Latham
    1993 4A Bend – Bob Latham
    1994 4A Bend – Bob Latham
    1995 4A Bend – Bob Latham
    2000 4A Mountain View – Dave Hood
    2008 5A Summit – Dave Clark
    2009 5A Summit – Dave Clark
    2010 5A Summit – Dave Clark

    VOLLEYBALL – 1974 (7)
    1987 B Culver – Gail Dubisar
    1996 3A Sisters – Rod Jones
    2006 5A Crook County – Rosie Honl
    2007 5A Crook County – Rosie Honl
    2008 5A Crook County – Rosie Honl
    2009 5A Crook County – Rosie Honl
    2010 4A Crook County – Rosie Honl

    BOYS BASKETBALL – 1919 (3)
    1961 A-2 Madras – Ole Johnson
    1970 A-2 Madras – Fred Sandgren
    2003 4A Redmond – Kelly Bokn

    GIRLS BASKETBALL – 1976 (6)
    1977 AA Madras – Dave Wiles
    1979 AA Crook County – Tim Huntley
    1983 AAA Crook County – Tim Huntley
    1989 A La Pine – Mike Cannon
    2003 3A Madras – Michael Osborne
    2009 4A La Pine – Kim Beer

    WRESTLING – 1948 (8)
    1959 A-1 Redmond – Harry Gobleman
    1969 A-1 Crook County – Russ Thurman
    1975 AA Crook County – Russ Thurman
    2007 2A/1A Culver – J.D. Alley
    2008 2A/1A Culver – J.D. Alley
    2009 2A/1A Culver – J.D. Alley
    2010 2A/1A Culver – J.D. Alley
    2011 2A/1A Culver – J.D. Alley

    BOYS SWIMMING – 1948 (7)
    2001 4A Mountain View – Debbie Gregoire
    2003 4A Summit – Briana Lasher
    2004 4A Summit – Briana Lasher
    2005 4A Summit – Amy Halligan
    2008 5A Summit – Amy Halligan
    2009 5A Summit – Amy Halligan
    2010 5A Summit – Amy Halligan

    GIRLS SWIMMING – 1948 (4)
    1992 Mountain View – Mike Carew
    1995 Mountain View – Susan Boettner
    1999 4A Bend – Matt Mercer
    2001 4A Mountain View – Debbie Gregoire

    BOYS TRACK – 1927 (7)
    1937 Bend
    1938 Bend
    1946 Bend
    1952 Bend
    1956 A-2 Redmond – Harry Gobelman
    2005 4A Summit – Dave Turnbull
    2011 5A Summit – Dave Turnbull

    GIRLS TRACK – 1966 (10)
    1972 AA Madras – Janice Alexander
    1974 AA Madras – Janice Alexander
    1976 AA Crook County – Diane Hayes
    1979 AA Crook County – Diane Hayes
    1994 4A Bend – Bob Latham
    2007 5A Summit – Dave Turnbull
    2008 5A Summit – Dave Turnbull
    2009 5A Summit – Dave Turnbull
    2010 5A Summit – Dave Turnbull
    2011 5A Summit – Dave Turnbull

    BOYS TENNIS – 1949 (2)
    2009 5A Summit – Josh Cordell
    2011 5A Summit – Josh Cordell

    GIRLS TENNIS – 1949 (2)
    1984 AAA Bend – Dennis Nielson
    2011 4A/3A/2A/1A Crook County – Lloyd Rodgers

    BOYS GOLF – 1942 (4)
    1995 3A/2A/1A Madras – Robin Gerke
    2001 4A Redmond – Mike Flanagan
    2001 3A Sisters – Jeff Barton
    2003 3A Sisters – Jeff Barton

    GIRLS GOLF – 1971 (15)
    1992 4A Bend – Gary Hoagland
    1993 4A Bend – Gary Hoagland
    1994 3A/2A/1A Madras – Stan Williams
    1996 3A/2A/1A Madras – Stan Williams
    1997 3A/2A/1A Madras – Stan Williams
    2002 4A Bend – Mark Tichenor
    2003 4A Bend – Mark Tichenor
    2006 4A Summit – Rick Gerhke
    2007 5A Summit – Dustin Anderson
    2007 4A/3A/2A/1A Sisters – Mary Flande
    2008 5A Bend – Rusty Clemens
    2008 4A/3A/2A/1A Sisters – Mary Flande
    2009 5A Summit – Jerry Hackenbruck
    2010 5A Summit – Jerry Hackenbruck
    2011 5A Summit – Jerry Hackenbruck

    BASEBALL – 1946 (1)
    1987 AAA Bend – Elmer Groener

    SOFTBALL – 1979 (0)
    none

    The best Oregon prep girls soccer teams since reclassification

    COA,Feature — Tags: , , , , — Josh Cordell @ 11:44 pm


    All the state champions since Oregon moved to a 6 Classifications in 2006:
    6A – Jesuit 2, Lincoln 2, Tualatin.
    5A – Bend 3, Summit, Sherwood.
    4A – Mazama (4A began playing by itself in 2010).
    4A/3A/2A/1A – Hidden Valley 2, Catlin Gabel, Gladstone, Philomath

    Also, since 2006:
    • Jesuit is riding a two-year big school championship streak.
    • Hidden Valley won the first two small school championships.
    • In CLass 5A, Mountain View has been a two-time runner-up, first to Bend and then to Summit.
    • In Class 6A, Westview is a two-time runner-up.
    • In 2010, three Central Oregon schools reached the state championship games in their classification. Summit defeated Mountain View for the 5A title and Sisters fell to Mazama in the 4A championship.
    • With Lincoln now a member of the Metro League, that league has 4 of 5 title winners for large schools.

    The best Oregon prep boys soccer teams since reclassification

    COA,Feature — Tags: , , , , , — Josh Cordell @ 4:11 pm


    All the state champions since Oregon moved to a 6 Classifications in 2006:
    6A – Jesuit, South Salem, Grant, Central Catholic, McMinnville.
    5A – Woodburn, Corvallis, Churchill, Glencoe, Hillsboro.
    4A – McLoughlin 2, Stayton, La Salle Prep, Cottage Grove.
    3A/2A/1A – Oregon Episcopal 3, Catlin Gabel, Portland Christian.

    Also, since 2006:
    • Only the 2006 McLoughlin team has gone undefeated with no ties.
    • Four teams have not lost a game, but had at least one tie en route to winning state (Glencoe, Central Catholic, Cottage Grove and South Salem).
    • No 5A or 6A team has won more than one state title since reclassification.
    • Private schools have won all of the “small school” state titles.
    • Only two championship games were settled in overtime (both in 2010).
    • 2006 5A state title game was the only one to be settled by penalty kicks.

    The best Oregon prep XC teams since reclassification

    COA,Feature — Tags: , , , , , , — Josh Cordell @ 12:05 pm


    Based on Team State Championships won since reclassification in 2006:
    6A
    Boys – Central Catholic 3, Crater 1 (1 for 1 as a 6A team), Jesuit 1.
    Girls – Jesuit 5 (9-straight large school championships)
    5A
    Boys – Crater 4 (moved to 6A in 2010 after winning the first 4 5A titles), Hermiston 1.
    Girls – Summit 3 (current streak), Ashland 1, Crater 1
    4A
    Boys – North Bend 2, Hidden Valley 1, Henley 1, Philomath 1.
    Girls – Siuslaw 4, Marist 1
    3A/2A/1A
    Boys – Nyssa 2, Union 2, Catlin Gabel 1.
    Girls – St. Mary’s 3, Catlin Gabel 2

    The best Oregon prep football teams since reclassification

    COA,Feature — Tags: , , , , , — Josh Cordell @ 7:28 am


    All the state champions since Oregon moved to a 6 Classifications in 2006:
    6A – Sheldon 2, Aloha, Southridge, Jesuit.
    5A – West Albany 2, Sherwood, Hillsboro, Corvallis.
    4A – Marist 2 (Now a 5A school), Baker, Astoria, Siuslaw.
    3A – Rainier, Amity, Grant Union, Gold Beach, Nyssa.
    2A – Scio 2, Knappa, Culver, Cascade Christian.
    1A – St. Paul 2, Imbler, Mohawk, Dufur.

    Also, since 2006:
    • 16 teams have gone undefeated en route to winning state.
    • 1A St. Paul is the only team to have won the past two state championships.
    • 3A Rainier is the only team to have won state with three losses (2010).
    • In 2009 five of the six state champions went undefeated for the season.
    • 3A is the only level to have a different state champion each year.
    • At the 6A level, Sheldon, Jesuit and Southridge have all reached two state championship games.
    • View all the past Oregon State Champions.

    2011 Oregon high school spring sport state champions

    COA,Feature — Tags: , , , , , , , , — Josh Cordell @ 10:30 pm


    • All the winter state champions.
    • All the fall state champions.
    • Championships by Summit.

    BOYS TRACK
    6A – Sunset
    5A – Summit
    4A – Philomath
    3A – Nyssa
    2A – Central Linn
    1A – Crane

    BOYS TENNIS
    6A – Jesuit
    5A – Summit
    4A/3A/2A/1A – La Salle

    BOYS GOLF
    6A – Jesuit
    5A – Corvallis
    4A – La Grande
    3A/2A/1A - St. Mary’s

    BASEBALL
    6A – Westview
    5A – Sherwood
    4A – Astoria
    3A – Horizon Christian
    2A/1A – Stanfield/Echo

    GIRLS TRACK
    6A – Jesuit
    5A – Summit
    4A – Newport
    3A – St. Mary’s
    2A – Reedsport
    1A – Damascus Christian

    GIRLS TENNIS
    6A – Lincoln
    5A – Wilsonville
    4A/3A/2A/1A – Crook County

    GIRLS GOLF
    6A – West Linn
    5A – Summit
    4A/3A/2A/1A – Molalla

    SOFTBALL
    6A – Century
    5A – West Albany
    4A – Cascade
    3A – Glide
    2A/1A – Regis

    State championships by Summit this year

    COA,Feature — Tags: , , , , , , — Josh Cordell @ 11:47 pm


    Teams from Summit that won state championships this season, with streaks in parentheses. Of the possible 18 OSAA sanctions sports state titles, the Storm won six in the 2010-2011 school year.
    BOYS
    Fall
    None
    Winter
    Nordic Skiing
    Spring
    Tennis
    Track

    GIRLS
    Fall
    Cross County (3)
    Soccer
    Winter
    None
    Spring
    Golf (3)
    Track (5)

    Can IMC prep teams dominate the spring again?

    COA,Feature — Tags: , , , , , — Josh Cordell @ 11:13 pm

    The Intermountain Conference may now be a “special district” but it’s still the IMC teams… so we’ll call it the IMC. Here’s a look at how IMC teams have done the past two years.
    2010 Spring Results
    Champions:
    Summit Girls Track
    Summit Girls Golf

    2nd Place:
    Summit Boys Golf
    Hermiston Girls Track

    3rd Place:
    Summit Boys Track

    4th Place:
    Summit Boys Tennis
    Summit Girls Tennis
    Pendleton Girls Track

    Semifinals:
    Madras Baseball
    The Dalles Wahtonka Softball

    2009 Spring ResultsHERE.
    Champions:
    Summit Girls Track
    Summit Girls Golf
    Summit Boys Tennis
    Hermiston Girls Tennis

    My NBA Awards

    COA,Feature — Tags: , , , , , — Josh Cordell @ 2:51 pm


    Here are my picks for NBA awards and the championship.
    MVP – Derrick Rose, Chicago
    Rookie of the Year – Blake Griffin, LA Clippers
    Most Improved Player - Kevin Love, Minnesota
    Defensive Player of the Year – Dwight Howard, Orlando
    Sixth man of the year – Lamar Odom, LA Lakers
    NBA Champion – LA Lakers (I hate to say it as a Blazers guy, but they are just too good).

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